Sentence examples for even further once from inspiring English sources
This is risky, though, as annuity rates could have fallen even further once the five years are up.
Sales will dwindle even further once the company cuts ties with its Saturn division, shuts down its Pontiac brand and sells off its Saab and Hummer units.
AIB is now 93% owned by the state but the government's stake is due to rise even further once it has sucked in the full €20.5bn earmarked in bailout cash.
The police feared that the number of casualties could rise even further once authorities reach remote areas, including a tiny island closest to the epicenter of the earthquake, which struck on Sunday night with a magnitude of 7.9 as recorded by the U.S. Geological Survey in Golden, Colo.
Keylor Navas is World Cup flavour of the minute after his heroics in 10-man Costa Rica's penalty shootout win over Greece, and the goalkeeper's stock rose even further once his agent let it be known he has a £6.5m buyout clause in his Levante contract.
That's why a number of the people interviewed in Gay Propaganda have chosen to leave Russia, as has my co-editor Masha Gessen, who moved her entire family from Moscow to New York last month for fear that the government may crack down even further once the Olympics come and go, with a law to take children away from gay parents.
But if quantitative easing is, indeed, cut short, the risk premiums on long-term bonds will probably rise even further, because once the Fed is sidelined as a major purchaser, investors will need stronger inducements to hold the securities.
Now she has gone even further than her once critical neighbours, Singapore and Malaysia, who rely on draconian Internal Security Acts that permit detention without charge, let alone trial.Her party lieutenants are likely to be as happy as the foreigners.
In the future increased telecommuting from home threatens to reduce even further the roles once played exclusively by primary urban regions and to boost even greater deconcentration.
But Abraham Foxman, the national director of the Anti-Defamation Lealso, who attendedended the audience, said he had hoped the pope would go even further, and excommunicate Bishop Williamson once again.
Once again, Russia's apologists present the prospect of the bear, once rebuffed, sinking even further into resentful degradation and nerve-racking unpredictability, and bristling all the while with nuclear missiles.
